Julie Wright Realty Group & Julie Wright Land Company

Design Guide 2026

Brand colors, typography, and logo variants for consistent use of the Julie Wright marks across print, web, and signage.

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01 — Color Palette

Classic Julie Wright colors with supportive neutrals.

JW Red and JW Gold anchor the brand. Sand, Bone, and Soil provide warmth and contrast for type, surfaces, and supporting graphics.

Dark Accent

JW Red

#b52126

Light Accent

JW Gold

#ffcf7d

Medium Neutral

Sand

#ebd9bc

Light Neutral

Bone

#edeae6

Dark Neutral

Soil

#3a3023

02 — Typography

A pairing of geometric warmth and humanist clarity.

Display Gabarito

Gabarito

gabarito

Julie Wright Realty Group & Land Company 123-456-789-0

For headers and emphasis. Avoid for paragraph-length copy.

Body Anek Latin

anek latin

Anek Latin

Julie Wright Realty Group & Land Company 123-456-789-0

For small labels, descriptions, and most copy. Avoid for titles.

03 — Color Modes & File Types

Pick the right file for the medium.

Every logo in this guide is provided in multiple formats. The folder is split into RGB for screen and CMYK for print.

Screen

RGB

Red · Green · Blue · additive light

Used by every screen — phones, monitors, TVs, projectors. Colors mix by adding light, so the brightest values look saturated and vivid. Use RGB for websites, social media, video, slide decks, and email.

SVG PNG WebP JPG
Print

CMYK

Cyan · Magenta · Yellow · Key (black) · subtractive ink

Used by every commercial press. Colors mix by absorbing light from white paper, so vivid RGB greens and reds shift duller on press. Always hand off CMYK files to printers, signage vendors, and apparel shops so what they print matches the proof.

EPS TIFF JPG

Vector

SVG · EPS

Math-based shapes. Scale to a billboard or a favicon without quality loss. The right choice for logos in 99% of cases.

Raster

PNG · WebP · JPG · TIFF

Pixel grids. Fixed in resolution — pick a size at least 2× the display size, and never enlarge beyond the source.

File formats at a glance

Format Kind Color Alpha Use for Avoid for
SVG
Scalable Vector Graphics
Vector RGB Yes Websites, apps, email signatures — anywhere on screen. Print workflows that demand CMYK accuracy.
EPS
Encapsulated PostScript
Vector CMYK No Hand-off to a printer, signage vendor, or apparel shop. Anything web — browsers can't render EPS.
PNG
Portable Network Graphics
Raster RGB Yes Screen use when SVG isn't an option (PowerPoint, social posts, some email clients). Print at large sizes — it will pixelate.
WebP
Web Picture format
Raster RGB Yes Modern websites where smaller file size matters. Print, older software, or any place that doesn't decode WebP.
JPG
JPEG
Raster Either No Photographic imagery for screen or print. Logos with hard edges or where transparency is needed.
TIFF
Tagged Image File Format
Raster CMYK Yes High-resolution print where a vector isn't available. The web — files are massive and unsupported by browsers.
.svg Vector

Infinitely scalable, tiny file size, editable in code. Default choice for the web.

.eps Vector

The industry standard for vector handoff to print. Open in Illustrator to inspect or convert.

.png Raster

Lossless raster with transparency. Pick a size at least 2× the display size for crisp rendering.

.webp Raster

30–50% smaller than equivalent PNG/JPG. Universally supported in modern browsers.

.jpg Raster

Lossy compression — every save degrades quality. No alpha channel.

.tiff Raster

Print-ready raster format. Use when sending raster artwork to a CMYK press.

Quick rules

  • Building a website or app? Use SVG from /Primary/RGB/SVG/.
  • Sending to a printer or sign shop? Use EPS from /Primary/CMYK/EPS/.
  • Dropping into PowerPoint, social, or email? Use PNG at 2× the display size.
  • Need the smallest possible web image? Use WebP.
  • Never enlarge a raster file past its native size — it pixelates. Go back to the vector.

04 — Primary Logos

The marks & their color variants.

Hover any logo to download its SVG.

Primary Logos

Full-color marks for Julie Wright Realty Group and Julie Wright Land Company. Use on neutral backgrounds where legibility is unimpeded.

JWRG — Full Color
JWLC — Full Color

Positive One-color

For use on light backgrounds. Available in Red, Soil (near-black), or solid black.

JWRG — Red on Bone
JWRG — Soil on Bone
JWLC — Red on Bone
JWLC — Soil on Bone

Negative One-color

For use on dark backgrounds. Available in Gold, Sand, Bone, or White.

JWRG — Gold on Soil
JWRG — White on Soil
JWLC — Gold on Soil
JWLC — White on Soil

05 — Stacked Initials

Initials mark for compact applications.

Stacked Initials — Positive

Compact mark for tight applications. Use on light backgrounds in Red, Soil, or Black.

JWRG — Full Color
JWRG — Red
JWRG — Soil
JWLC — Full Color
JWLC — Red

Stacked Initials — Negative

For use on dark backgrounds in Gold, Sand, Bone, or White.

JWRG — Gold
JWRG — White

06 — Horizontal Initials

A wider mark for narrow vertical spaces.

Horizontal Initials — Positive

A wider mark for situations where vertical room is limited. Interchangeable with the stacked initials where appropriate.

JWRG — Full Color
JWRG — Gold
JWLC — Full Color
JWLC — Red

Horizontal Initials — Negative

For use on dark backgrounds.

JWRG — Red on Soil
JWRG — Black on Gold
JWRG — White on Red

07 — Dimensional

Inset & 3D variants.

For favicons, social-profile imagery, and other applications that benefit from added emphasis.

JWRG — Inset Square